Level test I
In Level I, the test consists of 4 vocabulary exercises, 3 reading activities in which the student will read some short phrases and write the correct answer for each question, 4 listening sections in which the student will listen to short recordings and provide the correct answer, 4 basic grammar activities on the present tense and 3 short-answer writing exercises.

Level test I
In Level I, the test consists of 4 vocabulary exercises, 3 reading activities in which the student will read some short phrases and write the correct answer for each question, 4 listening sections in which the student will listen to short recordings and provide the correct answer, 4 basic grammar activities on the present tense and 3 short-answer writing exercises.

Level test II
In Level II, the test consists of 2 vocabulary activities, 3 reading activities where the student will read 3 short paragraphs and answer questions, 3 listening activities in which the student will hear a recording of a paragraph or dialogue and then answer questions, 2 basic grammar exercises and 4 short-answer writing exercises.

Level test II
In Level II, the test consists of 2 vocabulary activities, 3 reading activities where the student will read 3 short paragraphs and answer questions, 3 listening activities in which the student will hear a recording of a paragraph or dialogue and then answer questions, 2 basic grammar exercises and 4 short-answer writing exercises.

Level test III
In Level III, the tests consists of 2 vocabulary exercises, 4 reading activities in which the paragraphs are a bit longer than in Level II, 4 listening activities in which the student will hear recorded dialogues or paragraphs and then he/she must answer questions, 4 grammar exercises dealing with past and present perfect tenses and error correction, 4 short-answer writing exercises and finally 4 pronunciation exercises in which the student will have to choose and produce the correct pronunciation of individual words.

Level test III
In Level III, the tests consists of 2 vocabulary exercises, 4 reading activities in which the paragraphs are a bit longer than in Level II, 4 listening activities in which the student will hear recorded dialogues or paragraphs and then he/she must answer questions, 4 grammar exercises dealing with past and present perfect tenses and error correction, 4 short-answer writing exercises and finally 4 pronunciation exercises in which the student will have to choose and produce the correct pronunciation of individual words.

Level test IV
In Level IV, there are 4 exercises with a bit more advanced vocabulary, 4 reading activities in which the student will read a text and provide the correct answer, 3 listening activities with recorded texts that are significantly longer than in Level III, 4 general grammar activities dealing with various tenses, error correction and say/tell, 4 short-answer writing activities and finally 4 pronunciation exercises that deal with homophones, pronunciation of words and sentences as well as correct reproduction of questions and intonation.

Level test IV
In Level IV, there are 4 exercises with a bit more advanced vocabulary, 4 reading activities in which the student will read a text and provide the correct answer, 3 listening activities with recorded texts that are significantly longer than in Level III, 4 general grammar activities dealing with various tenses, error correction and say/tell, 4 short-answer writing activities and finally 4 pronunciation exercises that deal with homophones, pronunciation of words and sentences as well as correct reproduction of questions and intonation.

Level test V
In the final Level V, there are 4 vocabulary exercises with more advanced words and phrasal verbs, 4 reading activities with longer texts than in previous levels, 4 listening activities where the student will listen to extended texts and then provide the correct answer, 4 grammar activities in which the student will do error corrections and use advanced verb tenses, 4 short-answer writing exercises and finally 4 short pronunciation exercises dealing with individual sounds, questions, sentences and opposite words.

Level test V
In the final Level V, there are 4 vocabulary exercises with more advanced words and phrasal verbs, 4 reading activities with longer texts than in previous levels, 4 listening activities where the student will listen to extended texts and then provide the correct answer, 4 grammar activities in which the student will do error corrections and use advanced verb tenses, 4 short-answer writing exercises and finally 4 short pronunciation exercises dealing with individual sounds, questions, sentences and opposite words.